BYAGH!
BYAGH! by Steven Pawson November 18, 2006
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byahh by Gil-Narmor February 14, 2007
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Not only are we going to New Hampshire. We're going to South Carolina and Arizona and North Dakota and New Mexico, and we're going to California and Texas and New York. And we're going to South Dakota and Oregon and Washington and Michigan. And then we're going to Washington, D.C. to take back the White House.
BYAHHHHHHHHHH!
BYAHHHHHHHHHH!
byah by katieeeeeeeeeee July 20, 2006
Byaah!!
The only acceptable thing to yell after something awesome (or not) happens.
An exclamation originating from Howard Dean and later made fun of by Dave Chappelle.
An exclamation originating from Howard Dean and later made fun of by Dave Chappelle.
Acceptable times to yell BYAAH!!:
1. After you hit someone in the waverly jumbles.
2. After you hit someone in general.
3. After pwning your friend (or anybody else).
4. After something awesome happens.
5. Taking a shower, busting into the oval office, having sex with your wife, breaking a desk, or during a campaign speech.
Unacceptable times to yell BYAAH!!:
1. When you don't know what it means.
2. If the thing you are yelling about is not exciting or nothing is happening.
3. During a campaign speech.
1. After you hit someone in the waverly jumbles.
2. After you hit someone in general.
3. After pwning your friend (or anybody else).
4. After something awesome happens.
5. Taking a shower, busting into the oval office, having sex with your wife, breaking a desk, or during a campaign speech.
Unacceptable times to yell BYAAH!!:
1. When you don't know what it means.
2. If the thing you are yelling about is not exciting or nothing is happening.
3. During a campaign speech.
Byaah!! by SLLABINATOR October 31, 2006
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byah by xThaPoochx September 4, 2007
erin go bragh
Erin Go Bragh is a Gaelic phrase used to express allegiance to Ireland. It is most often translated as "Ireland Forever",
If it March 17 and you see 'Erin go Bragh' on your friend t shirt means that he/she is most likely Irish or wearing a shirt to not look like an outcast
erin go bragh by Medi-man March 19, 2007
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